I’ve been busy lately working on wall designs for my terrain project, and I think I’ve finally reached the point where I need to stop the never-ending iteration process and admit that the project has hit an important milestone - the core components are essentially finished.

The pieces you see in the pictures are actual printed parts that I’d already consider release-quality. They may still need a bit of fine-tuning here and there, but the main work is done.

So far the project includes:

• 16 uniquely designed wall segments
• 3 print-in-place doors
• 1 special wall with a window (open and closed variants) just to add some fun gameplay moments
• A fully modular multi-level catwalk system

The release is getting closer and closer.

Still planned are damaged wall variants and additional props to help bring the whole setting to life.

Please let me know what you think. Any feedback is greatly appreciated and genuinely helps shape the project!

I still have to finish the windows (Its tedious and I just ran out of glue) I am also going to add some more paintings, "Light fixtures" and wall shelves to fill in some blank spots. But this is pretty much done. All the furniture I want to add I think save for some crates and clutter for the attic area. Took approx 9 weeks start to finish, ~20 kg of filament with almost no failures/wastage. And maybe a KG of resin for the small delicate furniture. The only change I made from the original model is splitting the music room to add the small billiard room.

Hey everyone! I was looking through some of my older projects and wanted to share this bunker diorama I made a while back. It was fully 3D printed and painted by me. Still really happy with how the weathering and textures turned out after all this time.

Below I’m including the link to freely download and print two models that can be used to represent rubble, line-of-sight blockers, or other obstacles during dungeon exploration or exploratory game sessions.

Originally designed to represent the “Rubble” token in HeroQuest, they can easily be used in any other game as well. Both models are in 32 mm scale, but they can be resized larger or smaller depending on your needs.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

Test piece for my Mordheim inspired Warcry board. I have enough printed for a game of Wyrdcry and am excited for some of the bigger pieces.

(Hexengarde Ruins.)
(https://wyrdcry.net)

Took a looooong time to print this one on my p1s. Burned through some old colors I didn’t need anymore from my catan project a couple years ago. Printed in sunlu PLA, primed with five cans of brown camo rattle can primer, then I decided to cut down my painting time by repriming some of the exterior plaster walls with Vallejo tan and roof with green. I’m calling it the green dragon inn. Printed out a decal for the sign with a sleeping dragon, and kitbashed dragon head to replace the deer head on the fireplace that came with the files.

Now time to paint for the next several weeks! Plan to airbrush most of the exterior with some more Vallejo tan primer then move to the interior and details. Also have a lot of scatter interior objects to paint, so this will be a long project.

To kick it off, I know it's ugly and unpainted, but I'm excited to share it anyway. On that note, I welcome recommendations for how to quickly paint many small-scale buildings to look anything better than 'bleh'.

I've wanted to playtest some ideas around dense city skirmishes and designed some 10mm scale terrain to that end. Of course, everything is destructible because you can't have a proper fight in a city without knocking a few buildings down. Everything is magnetized to avoid bumping things while playing and bombing them to bits. These are some shots of a small test game I ran. The defensive forces just eked out a win by using an overwhelming infantry presence to harass the attackers from buildings, which couldn't be brought down fast enough. Based on this test it looks like I'll need some indicator for when units are in lower floors of buildings (or use rules that have everyone on top and just consider them 'inside' for gameplay purposes).

All the terrain is designed by me, but all the units are designed by The Lazy Forger. If you think they're cool in the slightest their work is worth checking out.

Need to finish installing the windows and furnishing the interior.

Watcha guys think?

I wanted to share my latest design for D&D
I put together a functional Magic Carpet set designed specifically for D&D/TTRPG encounters.

The set includes two versions:

1. The "Animated Carpet": Curved up and ready to spring into action as an enemy or an ally for your party - rug of smothering anyone?
2. The Riser Version: A flat carpet with a sleek, clear/translucent printable riser stand so you can actually simulate flight on your battle mats at a height of your choice (just keep adding sticks with the screw mechanism).

I made it 3D printable 100% supportless 😉

I am looking for people who are interested in trying my new modular building system and giving feedback. It uses a new clip system that is fast to build with but doesn't sacrifice mechanical strength. It works great for terrain and it can also build boxes to transport the terrain. If you are interested I have a link in my profile to sign up. I have put a lot of work into developing the system so I'm mostly looking to see if people enjoy using it. The files have gone through a lot of testing already so there shouldn't be any issues printing them. Thanks!

I think I have my answer, about the AI paint job. Thank you all for your insight and opinion. Seems I won't be using them.

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So I was playing around with AI painting my previous battlefield set-up's, (The set-up, the photo itself and terrain shown, are not made with AI.)

1, If I would use these, as pictures for my Rust-City sales objects, would that be something that could be done, due nothing has bin altered, structuraly?

2, Can be done, if mentioned in the description or photo?

3, Or can't I, due it's more like cheating and I will loose people intrests?

Hey everyone, does anyone know some good sources for larger cyberpunk-style buildings? Something like a floor of a megabuilding, or a part of one.
A large office building, club or construction area?

I've found this bit already: https://corvusgamesterrain.com/products/cyberpunk-essentials-bundle-digital-stl-3d-printable?variant=39583718506574

But I'm looking for more interiors.

Edit: It's for 28mm scale.

I have a 3d printer and i am looking to print more sets as the one pictured.

I saw terrain tinker and it looks promising. Are there any opinions on it or any other sites where i can make similar terrains?

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/GameScape3D

Part 1 of our Bastion Fortress. Full Video Preview

https://youtu.be/mgvZxANFhBw

Core Wall & Structure Sections

• Straight Runs: 8-inch and 12-inch sections, plus an 8-inch artillery deck.
• Angles & Wedges: 90-degree turns, 45-degree wedges, and various 22.5-degree transition pieces.
• Defensive Hubs: Full Bastion, Half Bastion, Mini-Bastion, and Wall Ends.
• Access: Fortified Gate section.
• Weapons: Includes 3 Cannon and 2 Ballista designs
• Sizes: Includes 4,3,2, inch wall heights, and 2 inch strofoam integration variation.

Some printed 3d stl models you can get it here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/calabminiatures/desert-theatre-wwii-north-african-campaign-stl-system

Made from clay for FDM, available on MMF